Last Friday, Power and Water’s Living Water Smart program was awarded the Australian Water Association (AWA) Program Innovation award for the Darwin C...

An emphasis on innovation and community engagement has helped deliver improved quality of drinking water for one of the most remote northern Australia...

Cyclone Marcus is in full force with damaging wind gusts causing extensive disruptions to power supply across Darwin and the surrounding rural areas.

Highlights from Power and Water’s $215 million annual capital program were outlined at the Northern Territory Major Projects Conference yesterday.

Following advice from Power and Water, the Department of Health has issued a precautionary advice for drinking water for the Darwin and the greater Da...

Power and Water’s Katherine customer service coordinator Jenny Mackie is the proud recipient of a Chief Minister’s Awards for Excellence Medal.

The Garden Tune Up program, delivered in collaboration with the local irrigation industry, is helping Power and Water’s customers make significant wat...

As temperatures rise across the region, Katherine’s water use has moved into Power and Water’s ‘red zone’.

Residents who are still without power due to damage caused by Cyclone Marcus are unable to operate their pumps until their services are restored.

On 1 January 2018, the responsibility for streetlights transfers from Power and Water Corporation to the road controlling authorities across the North...

Leak Checkers from Power and Water’s Living Water Smart team hit the streets in Katherine this week to help find and fix water leaks.

Power and Water will begin its Alice Springs tree trimming program in November 2018

This evening, 29 January, the Darwin River Dam reached capacity and has started to spill.

Crews are currently assessing damage to the power network and water supplies. Go to our Current bulletins page for more details or follow @PowerWaterC...

Disruption to water supply means water must be boiled until water is tested and declared safe.